Contacts, the list that builds itself

Your customer list, built automatically

Artisan keeps one record for every person who orders, RSVPs, or follows you, with their order history, total spent, and last visit. No spreadsheet, no data entry, never out of date.

Free to start. No credit card required.

Sat 9:20 am

New contact from Nora W.

Auto-added from an order

Sat 9:21 am

History backfilled

214 contacts from past orders & RSVPs

Sun 4:00 pm

Marked regular

Nora W. · 12th order

Mon 8:15 am

Note added

“Always takes the last rye, set one aside.”

A weekend with Bread Baby, Seattle.

Automatic

It fills itself in

The moment someone places an order, RSVPs to an event, or follows your page, they become a contact. When you turn it on, your existing history is backfilled too, so the list is complete from day one and never goes stale.

  • Auto-added from orders, RSVPs, and follows
  • Backfilled from your existing history when you switch it on
  • Add walk-ups and wholesale accounts by hand
  • One record per email, duplicates merge themselves
Makers at work in a warm kitchen
  • NW

    Nora W.

    12 orders · $340

    Regular
  • SK

    Sam K.

    RSVP'd · Saturday Pop-Up

  • PD

    Priya D.

    First order last week

At a glance

Know your regulars at a glance

Each contact shows what they've actually done with you: totals and recent activity computed live from your real orders and events, so the numbers can never drift.

  • Total orders and total spent per person
  • Last order and last event dates
  • See who follows you and who's a repeat customer
  • Private notes only you can see
Chocolate chip cookies on parchment
NW

Nora W.

Customer since March

Regular
Orders
12
Total spent
$340

Always takes the last rye, set one aside.

I can finally see who my regulars are: the folks who show up every single weekend.
Nathan, Bread Baby · Seattle

Over time

The start of real relationships

A customer list is the foundation for everything else. Know your regulars so you can invite them to the next drop and turn one-time buyers into a community, not just a string of transactions.

A bustling farmers market
Sat14

Saturday Pop-Up

Ballard Farmers Market · 9 am

goingRSVP

Bread Baby runs on Artisan

Bread Baby sells out his drop
Every weekend

Bread Baby sells out his drop

loaves preordered each month
300+

loaves preordered each month

storefront, orders, and events
1 link

storefront, orders, and events

Questions, answered

The things makers ask before they claim a page.

Keep every customer in one place

Here's to everyone who turned a kitchen into a business.

Start free and your contact list builds itself as orders and RSVPs come in.

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